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9 de sept. de 2022 · Hair On Fire by Jake La Botz, released 09 September 2022 1. Let It Fall 2. Killing for a Living 3. Hair On Fire 4. Hope the Sunshine 5. It Looked Just Like a Gun 6. Broken Birds 7. I Don't Want It 8. Who Will You Love 9. First McDonnell's on the Moon 10. Getting Ready to Roll 11. Mirror in Me 12. Last Mission on Earth “There’s a saying in Buddhism,” La Botz, who is also a meditation ...
1 de dic. de 2022 · Born and raised in Chicago, La Botz spent his early days learning from the last of the city’s pre-war era bluesmen, studying under the likes of David “Honeyboy” Edwards, “Homesick” James, and “Maxwell Street” Jimmy Davis. He began releasing his own albums in 2000 and recently released a brand new album, ‘Hair On Fire’. Jake ...
Official Music Video for Jake La Botz's Hope the SunshineDirected by Joe D' AugustineAdditional photography by Heather D' AugustineDancers/choreography Carol...
Jake La Botz brings a lifetime of unconventional stories crackling to cinematic life on his new album They're Coming for Me. Produced by Jimmy Sutton (Pokey LaFarge, JD McPherson) at Hi-Style Studios, the record is an impressive showcase of La Botz' creative storytelling chops. Contemplative, spiritual, and often inclined toward the absurd, the ...
Jake La Botz. Actor: Rambo. Singer/songwriter Jake La Botz plays roots-drenched music that reflects his time performing in streets, bars, churches, and even tattoo parlors. You can also hear the various places La Botz has lived in his music - including his time in New Orleans, the Mississippi Delta, and his native Chicago where, as a young man, he found kinship with some of the last of the ...
“Jake La Botz is a creator of dark poetry and haunting song, the kind of music that gets in your bones and rides you for days, a sound and vision only those who've been to the bottom and clawed their way back up can generate.” —Jerry Stahl ———————————————— “One of the year’s best Americana albums.”
